CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI

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1 CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI DIPLOMA PROGRAMME IN COSTUME DESIGN AND DRESS MAKING SEMESTER III COURSE OF STUDY AND SCHEME OF EXAMINATION S. N. BOA RD OF STU DY 1 Comp uter Scien ce Engg. 2 C.D. D.M 3 C.D. D.M 4 C.D. D.M 5 C.D. D.M 6 Comp uter Scien ce Engg. 7 C.D. D.M 8 C.D. D.M 9 C.D. D.M TOTAL SUB- JECT CODE (22) (22) SUBJECT Fundamentals of Computers PERIODS/ WEEK INHOURS SCHEME OF EXAMINATION CREDI T L+(T+P )/2 PRACTI THEORY CAL T P TOTAL L ES ESE CT TA TA E Men s Wear Design Ideas in Garment-I Textile Economics Fashion technology Fundamentals of Computer (Lab) Men s Wear (Lab) Designs Ideas in Garment I (Lab) Flat Pattern Making (Lab) L; LECTURE HOURS, T: TUTORIAL, P PRACTICAL ESE END OF SEMESTER EXAMINATION, CT-CLASS TEST, TA-TEACHER S S ASSESSMENT NOTE:- Duration of practical exam. for S.NO.7is of four hours & rest are of three hours. 30

2 CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI A. SEMESTER : III B. SUBJECT : FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTERS C. CODE : (22) D. BRANCH/DISCIPLINE: C.D.D.M.T. E. RATIONALE : Career opportunities are limited for those who are qualified and willing to accept the challenge offered by the exciting field of fashion world especially related to computer. in this field there is an acute shortage of professional. We know that opportunities favour only the mind that is prepared. Further education with training makes one s better qualified to complete. Study of computers and its application has come to stay as an integral part of studies. A student who is not computer literate and cannot interact with computers is deemed imperfect under present day context, which is related to fashion technology. Keeping this view we have planned to include computers and their applications in the syllabus of our Costume Design and Dress Making course. The course will be undertaken keeping in mind usefulness of computers and its applications in Costume design and dress Making so that the students can cope up with the present technological advances. F) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: - Course code (22) (22) Periods/week (in hour) (Teaching Scheme) L T P Scheme of examination Theory Practical ESE CT TA ESE TA Total marks Credit L+(T+P)/ G) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS AND HOURS S.NO. CHAPTER CHAPTER NAME HOURS Marks NO. 1 UNIT-1 Introduction UNIT-2 Basic Computer Organization UNIT-3 Computer Software UNIT-4 Computer Languages UNIT-5 Planning A Computer Programming UNIT-6 Disk Operating System UNIT-7 Window Operating System UNIT-8 Computer Viruses UNIT-9 Internet Application UNIT-10 Internet Connectivity Total

3 DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS:- UNIT-1 Introduction: - 1. History of computer 2. Characteristics. 3. Generation of Computers 4. Classification & Application of Computer UNIT 2. Basic Computer Organization:- 1. Block Diagram of Computers 2. Computer Hardware 3. Storage Devices 4. Input/Output devices. UNIT 3. Computer software: - UNIT 4. Computer Language: - 1. Machine Language. 2. Assembly Language. 3. High level Language 4. Compilers 5. Interprefes. UNIT 5. Planning a computer Programming:- 1. Purpose of programming Planning 2. Algorithm. 3. Flow Charts 4. Decision Tables 5. Pseudopodia. 6. Introduction to a Basic Programming UNIT 6:- Disk Operating System:- 1. MS-DOS- System File-Bios, Command-Com, MS-DOS Commands-Internal & External Commands- UNIT:-7 Window Operating System:- 1.Concept of Windows 2.Folder/file Management. 3.Windows Accessories S/W, Notepad, WordPad Point UNIT-8 Computer Viruses: - 1. Introduction Virus/Antivirus. 2. What is the Virus Does/How 3. Removal of Anti Virus. UNIT-9 Internet Applications:- 1. Introduction to Internet. 2. Different Services Of Internet. 3. Web site Access & Information Search. UNIT-10 Internet Connectivity: - 1. Internet Service Provider (ICP) 2. Internet Account, Shell Account TCP/IP ISDN & Leased Line. 3. Hard Work required-modem & Terminal Adapter-system software. 1. SUGGESTED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES:- 1. Lecture Method 2. Expert Lecturer 3. Demonstration. J. SUGGESTED LEARNING RESOURCES:- 32

4 F. REFERENCE BOOKS: - S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR 1 Introduction To Computers ARCHANA GOGTE 2 Computer Graphics Goes To Work Schaffer 3 Using Turnkey Graphics System In Computer Integrated Manufacture Zimmers,Ew Junior & Plebant G. OTHERS: - A. VCD S B. Learning Packages. SUBJECT: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTERS LAB Practical Code: (22) Hours: 32 LIST OF PRACTICALS/TUTORIEALS:- According to unit practical work will be carried on. 1.MS-DOS-Commands A. Internal Commands: - Date, Time, Dir, Copy, Del, CD, MD CLS Rename etc. B. External Command- Format, X-Copy, Tree, Print, Disk- Copy. 2. Windows, Accessories- Note pad, Word pad, Paint Brush. RESOURCES REQUIRED: - 1. Computer System 2. Colour Printer 3. Scammer 4. Disk & Floppy. CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI A) SEMESTER : III B) SUBJECT : MEN S WEAR C) CODE : D) BRANCH /DISCIPLINE : C.D.D.M.T. F) RATIONALE : This is a practical course for developing stitching and designing skill for men s wear. It is clear that service jobs for all is not at all possible, scheme for self-employment. This course includes topics on developments of entrepreneurship & quality, personality development and design consultancy for men s wear. By this skill develop for men s problem solving. A) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: 33

5 Course code Periods/week(in hours)(teaching scheme L. T. P Scheme of examination THEORY PRACTICAL ESE CT TA ESE TA TOTAL MARKS Credit L+(T+P)/ H) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS AND HOURS S.NO. CHAPTER CHAPTER NAME HOURS MARKS NO 1 UNIT-1 Technical terms UNIT-II Measurement system UNIT-III Male figure UNIT-IV Principles of balance UNIT-V Drafting UNIT-VI Drafting UNIT-VII Lay-out UNIT-VIII Alteration UNIT-IX Theory of well-finished 8 06 garment 10 UNIT-X Try-on Total J) DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS:-` UNIT-I TECHNICAL TERMS:- Technical terms used in gent s garment. UNIT-II MEASUREMENT SYSTEM:- VARIOUS METHODS OF TAKING MEASUREMENTS:- i) Direct system measurement from stitched garments. ii) iii) UNIT-III MALE FIGURES:- DIFFERENT TYPES OF MALE FIGURES:- i) Narmal figure. ii) iii) iv) UNIT-IV PRINCIPLES OF BALANCE: - IMPORTANCE OF BALANCE: - Principles of balancing garments: - UNIT V DRAFTING: - Chest measurements. Correct method of taking measurement for kurta, shirt,pant,jacket etc. Proportionate figure. Abnormal figure. Disproportionate figure. i) Correct balance. ii) Incorrect balance. 34

6 Drafting of: - UNIT VI DRAFTING: - Drafting of: - i) Sada kurta ii) Sada pyjama. iii) Jacket. i) Full sleeve shirt. ii) Trouser. iii) Night suit. UNIT-VII LAY-OUT:- Make economic lay-out for various gents garments as pyjama,kurta,full sleeve shirt, pant & jacket. UNIT-VIII ALTERATION: - Causes of alteration and remedies of alterations. Different types of alteration in trousers and other garments. UNIT IX THEORY OF WELL FINISHED GARMENT:- Stitching and fitting. Folding and packing. UNIT-X TRY-ON:-IMPORTANCE OF TRY-ON :- Uses of try-on. Try-on on dummies & figure. I) SUGGESTED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES:- Lecture method-yes Industrial visits-yes Expert lecture-yes Demonstration-yes J) SUGGESTED LEARNING RESOURCES:- a) Reference books S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR 1 Pattern drafting for dress making Pamelle C. Lee 2 Pattern, cutting making up Jenny & Nick 3 Metric pattern cutting for men s wear Winefred Aldrich 4. Fashion design illustration (men) Patrick john Ireland b) Others VCDS-YES Learning packages Lab manuals Charts-yes SUBJECT: MEN S WEAR LAB PRACTICAL CODE: Total Hours: 64 LIST OF PRACTICALS / TUTORIALS:- 1. Practice of taking measurement for different figures. 35

7 2. Drafting, cutting, stitching of all the garments listed in theory paper. 3. Lay out of all the above garments. 4. Try on of all the above garments on dummies. RESOURCES REQUIRED: mt of suiting and shirting mt of white cotton mt of khadi fabric. 4. Scissor 5. Scale 6. L-shape curve, hip curve. 7. Franch courve, curve stick. 8. Tailoring chalk. 9. Inch-tape 10. Pen,pencil,eraser,sharpner. 36

8 CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI A) SEMESTER: III B) SUBJECT: DESIGN IDEAS IN GARMENT-I C) CODE: D) BRANCH : C.D.D.M.T. E) RATIONALE: Drawing a figure and dresses is an essential part of this course. The course contents will support the student to acquire the skill in designing. One should have a knowledge about design details so that she can use this ideas on figure drawing. F) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: Course code Periods/week (in hours) (teaching scheme) L. T. P Scheme of examination THEORY PRACTICAL ESE CT TA ESE TA TOTAL MARKS Credit L+(T+P)/ G) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS AND HOURS S.NO. CHAPTER CHAPTER NAME HOURS MARKS NO 1 UNIT-1 Introduction UNITS-II Necklines UNIT-III Collars UNIT-IV Tucks UNIT-V Yokes UNIT-VI Pleats, gathers UNIT-VII Frill/ flounces UNIT-VIII Drapes UNIT-IX Sketching fabric UNIT-X Combination H) DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS:-` UNIT-I INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN DETAILS:- UNIT-II NECKLINES:- Basic bodice drawing Basic necklines. Variations on above necklines. UNIT-III 37

9 COLLARS UNIT-IV TUCKS: UNIT V YOKE:- Collars above the necklines (bend collars) Collars below the necklines (flair collars) Pin tucks, box tucks, diagonal tucks blind tucks, graduated tucks, spaced tucks, diamond tucks, cross tucks, released tucks. Body yoke, waist yoke, hip yoke, and its shapes. UNIT VI Pleats and gathers. PLEATS:- Simple pleats, knife pleats, box pleats, inverted pleats, accodian pleats, katized pleats, kick pleat, sun-burst pleats, reverse pleat, meet pleat. GATHERS- Gathers & shemings. UNIT-VII FRILL AND FLOUNCES For different garments. UNIT-VIII DRAPES AND DRAW STRINGS- Draping the fabric on dummy and sketch its effect. UNIT IX FABRIC AND THEIR EFFECTS;- Sketching effects of different types of fabric on garment. UNIT-X Sketching above design details and its combination on different garment. I) SUGGESTED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES:- Lecture method-yes Industrial visit. Expert lecturer-yes Demonstration J) SUGGESTED LEARNING RESOURCES :- 2. Reference books S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR 1 Encyclopedia of fashion details Patric John Ireland 2 Fashion sketch book Bina Abling 3 Illustrating Fashion. Kathryn Mckelvey& Janine Munslow B) OTHERS 3. VCDS - yes Learning packages Lab manuals Charts - yes 38

10 SUBJECT: DESIGN IDEAS IN GARMENT-I LAB PRACTICAL CODE: Total Hours: 96 LIST OF PRACTICALS/TUTORIALS:- 1. Sketching different types of dresses for Men s wear, -Ladies wear Children s wear 2. Application of design details on dresses, which are listed in theory 3. Sketching different types of fabric;- -With different mediums. - with different motives. RESOURCES REQUIRED:- 1.Drawing sheets 2. Dress form. 39

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12 A) SEMESTER : III B) SUBJECT : TEXTILE ECONOMICS C) CODE : D) BRANCH : C.D.D.M.T. E) RATIONLE : The study of textile economics gives knowledge to the students related to textile industries, costing, consumption, production, market conditions, purchasing power, publicity, quality control & inspection and of course, management through standardization by I.S.I. and also certification marks. It also enables students to equip themselves with important aspects of khadi and handloom industry. F) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: G) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS AND HOURS Course Code Periods/weak(in hours)(teaching scheme H) DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS:-` Scheme of examination THEORY PRACTICAL TOTAL L. T. P ESE CT TA ESE TA MARKS Credit L+(T+P)/2 S.NO. CHAPTER NO CHAPTER NAME HOURS MARKS 1 UNIT-1 Development of handloom industries 2 UNITS-II Study of textile industries UNIT-III Cost of textiles UNIT-IV Consumption of textiles UNIT-V Consumer problems UNIT-VI Solution of problems UNIT-VII Standardization UNIT-VIII Advertisement UNIT-IX Labeling UNIT-X Quality control hrs 100 UNIT-I HANDLOOM INDUSTRY:- A) Importance given by govt. under industrial development b) Khadi handloom, silk handloom. 41

13 c) Establishment of corporations such as :- i) All India Khadi Board. ii) All India Handicraft Board. UNIT-II COTTON TEXTILE INDUSTRY:- A) History, modern development, program during five yr plans, National textile corporation (NTC) B) 1) localization of cotton textile industry in India. 2) Causes of localization such as availability of :- (i) Raw material (ii) Power resources (iii) labour (iv) Advantage of early start( v) demand of cloth (vi)climate (vii) facility of transport. C) Problems of industry:- i) Lack of Raw material ii) Problem of decreasing export. iii) Modernization of renewal. iv) Co-ordination between mills and handloom sector. v) Problems of rationalization. vi) Problems of rising expenditure. vii) Lack of essential chemicals. viii) Quality control. ix) Rising tax burden etc. UNIT-III COST OF TEXTILES:- Factors affecting cost of textiles such as :- i) Special finishing (ii) Use of chemicals (iii) Labour (iv) Climate (v) Transport (vi) Method of display. (vii) Method of sale, UNIT-IV CONSUMPTION OF TEXTILES Factors affecting consumption of textiles such as:- I) Mode of living Ii) Purchasing power (iii) availability (iv) Price (v) Fashion. UNIT V CONSUMER PROBLEMS:- Consumer problems such as: - (i) Ignorance (ii) Non-availability of suitable fabrics. (iii) Poverty (iv) customs. UNIT VI SOLUTION FOR CONSUMER PROBLEMS Solutions for consumer problems such as:- (i.)educating consumers. (ii) Honest advertising 42

14 (iii) Standards and Certification marks. (iv) Informative labeling (v) Consumer Association of India.. UNIT-VII STANDARDIZATION:- I.S.I. its origin and objectives standards. UNIT-VIII ADVERTISEMENT:- (i) Its objectives, definition (ii) Advantages of advertisement, media of advertisement (iii) Merits & demerits of advertisement. UNIT IX LABELLING;- (I) Informative labeling (ii) Brand name (iii) Certification mark (IV) Grade labeling. UNIT-X QUALITY CONTROL:- (I) Quality control:-quality control- Meaning, advantage, disadvantage, kinds, risks, stages, phases. (II) Quality inspection i) Raw purchase material inspection. (ii) Pre-process inspection (iii) Finished good inspection (III) Quality standards. I) SUGGESTED INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES:- Lecture method-yes Industrial visit. Expert lecture-yes Demonstration J)SUGGESTED LEARNING RESOURCES:- B) Reference books S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR 1 Indian textiles Vinod shanbhag & S.S. Mehata 2 The textiles Industry Judy Slim 3 Khadi & village industry Hanganbhal P. Desai B)Others VCDS - yes Learningpckages Lab manuals Charts - yes 43

15 CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI A) SEMESTER: III B) SUBJECT: FASHION TECHNOLOGY C) CODE: D) BRANCH/DISCIPLINE: C.D.D.M.T. E) RATIONALE: - This subject is added in this course to give the knowledge regarding fashion. This will tell the student that how fashion be gives, how it prorogates and how it comes in costume. What the student understands by fashion trend, it also tells about the fashion in national & international market. F) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: - Course code Periods/week (in hour) (Teaching Scheme) Scheme of examination Total marks Theory Practical L T P ESE CT TA ESE TA Credit L+(T+P)/2 G) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS AND HOURS S.NO. CHAPTER CHAPTER NAME HOURS MARKS NO. 1. UNIT-1 Introduction to fashion UNIT-2 Fashion terminology UNIT-3 Theory & Cycle UNIT-4 Trend UNIT-5 Industrial revolution UNIT-6 Dimensions UNIT-7 Fashion Marketing UNIT-8 Marketing research UNIT-9 Marketing planning UNIT-10 Role of Designs H) DETAILED COURSE CONTENTS:- 44

16 UNIT-1 1. Introduction 2. Definitions of fashion 4. Factors influencing fashion:- A. Psychological factor B. Sociological factor C. Role of designers D. News working event & personalities E. Social values and attitude F. Technological developments. G. All fashion end in excess. UNIT-2 1.fashion terminology:- A. Accessories B. Apparel Industry C. Boutique D. Brand name E. Classic F. Designer G. Display H. Fad I. Fashion forecast J. Fashion retailing K. Fashion I L. Fashion innovation M. Fashion trend N. High fashion O. Price range P. Promotional stores Q. Receiving R. Retailing S. Stylist T. Universal product codes (upc) 2.HISTORY OF FASHION: - A. Origin of fashion B. Fashion different centuries C. Fashion prorogation D. Different style of fashion UNIT-3 1.Theoris of fashion A.Trickle down theory B.Trickle across theory C.Bottom up theory 2.Fashion Cycle:- A. Introduction of popularity. 45

17 UNIT-IV Fashion Trend:- B. Increase of popularity C. Peak of popularity D. Declination of popularity E. Rejection of style F. Interrupted cycle G. Recurring cycle A. Original fashion/high fashion. B. Popular fashion/mars fashion. C. Fad. D. Classic Fashi UNIT-V 1.Effect of Industrial Revolution on Fashion:- A. Growth of the middle class. B. Establishment of the business suit. C. Growth of the textile Industries. D. Effect of world war Ist & II on the status of women and on fashion. E. Effects of depression. 2.International Fashion Centres:- A. Paris B. Landon C. Germany D. Tokyo E. Hong Kong F. Canada G. New York 3.Regional Fashion Centre:- 4.Fashion retailer:- UNIT-VI FASHION DIMENSIONS:- A. California B. Other Regional Centre A. Specialty Store B. Department Store C. Price, Directed Retailer D. ivretail sales. E. V Multiple-Unit Stores. A. Fashion B. style C. acceptance D. timeliness E. fashion evolution 46

18 UNIT-VII FASHION MARKING:- UNIT-VIII Fashion Marking Research:- F. fashion leaders G. fashion followers A. Fashion B. Marketing C. Fashion Marketing D. Development of Fashion Market. E. Size & structure of Fashion Market. A. Introduction B. Purpose of Marketing Research. C. Forecasting Fashion. D. Internet as a Research Tool. UNIT-IX FASHION MARKETING PLANNING:- A. Introduction. B. Planning Process & Objectives C. Fashion Marketing Plan. UNIT-X UNIT- Role of Fashion Designer & Importance of Fashion in the field of apparel. 47

19 . CHHATTISGARH SWAMI VIVEKANAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, BHILAI A) SEMESTER : III B) SUBJECT : FLAT PATTERN MAKING LAB C) CODE : D) BRANCH /DISCIPLINE : C.D.D.M.T. E) RATIONALE : This course contents deals with understanding the design details and planning pattern for the garment design. The pattern can be graded for various sizes. The course is very useful for initial manipulating process. F) TEACHING AND EXAMINATION SCHEME: Course Code Periods/week (In hours) (Teaching scheme) Scheme of examination TOTAL MARKS THEORY PRACTICAL L. T. P ESE CT TA ESE TA Credit L+(T+P)/2 F) LIST OF PRACTICALS/TUTORIALS:- I) INTRODUCTION: - methods of pattern making II. Block pattern, paper pattern and its advantage pattern grading. III Measurements, standard & Average. 1. standard measurement. 2.Average measurement IV. Making bodice blocks for different sizes V. Making bodice block for different sizes for ladies. VI. Making bodice block for different sizes for men. VII. Pattern alteration :- i) Length and width adjustments. ii)bust line, waist line & hip line adjustments. iii)armhole, shoulder & sleeve adjustments. iv) Princess line. VIII. Pattern adaptation for different garment: i) Different types of frocks ii) Different types of skirts iii) Salwar-Kameez IX Pattern adaptation for different garments :- i)dungries or capris ii) Qullottes or shorts. iii) pinafore dress. X Pattern adaptation for different garments :- i) Tops 48

20 ii) iii) Jackets Night wear. H) RESOURCES REQUIRED:- Brown paper /glaze paper. Scissors Pencil Scale Cello tape Gum/fevicol Measuring tape L-scale All types of measuring tools. I) SUGGESTED LEARNING RESOURCES:- A) Reference books S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR Publisher 1 Pattern drafting for dress Pamela C. B.T. Bats fond ltd bondon making Stringer 2 Pattern making for fashion design Lelon joseph Armstrong Harpa colling publishers New York Pattern drafting for Pamela C. B.T. Batsford. Ltd London dressmaking stringer 4. Pattern cutting, making up. Jommy & Nick CBS Publishers distributors New Delhi Advanced drafting & draping Manmeet Sodhia Kalyani Publishers.. 49